Your Strava activities, with the music you actually moved to
TrackTunes adds your Spotify listening history to every Strava activity, automatically.
See which songs were fastest
Every song gets the pace you held while it played. Sort your Strava list fastest first, and when you beat your best pace to a song, it gets a medal.
After a few runs, the patterns show up as your Power Songs.
- 1Mr. Brightside 🥇The Killers7:48
- 2Lose YourselfEminem7:59
- 3TamePixies8:09
- 4Dog Days Are OverFlorence + The Machine8:22
- 5Midnight CityM838:41
- 6Running Up That HillKate Bush8:55
Set it up once and every activity gets its soundtrack
Connect
Link Strava and Spotify. It takes about two minutes.
Run, ride or train
Listen the way you already do. There's nothing to start or stop.
Read the results
Every song lands on your Strava activity with the pace you held while it played.
Power Songs
The songs you consistently run faster to, scored against your own pace across every run you've played them on.
- Measured against your usual pace. A song only counts if it lifts you above it, run after run.
- In your pocket. See which ones match your natural stride.
Cadence Mixes
A playlist built from songs you've already run to, matched to the beat of your stride.
- Your cadence, detected. Read from your run history in steps per minute.
- Four presets. Easy, Steady, Tempo and Intervals.
- Half and double time. A 79 BPM track still locks to a 158 SPM stride.
A card for every run
Your route, your stats and your setlist on one card, fronted by an album from the run. Share it anywhere.
The Rhythm Section
Tempo analysis across your whole running history: the BPM where you run fastest, and the moments your stride locks to the beat.
Module 1 of 3: Every Track, Every Run
Free to try, then $20 a year
Free trial
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- 15 activities for free
- Automatic Strava descriptions
TrackTunes
About $1.67 a month
- Unlimited activities
- Your full history
- Your full Power Songs ranking and Cadence Mixes
Built by a runner who makes music
I'm Dave, a runner and musician in Denver. I built TrackTunes because I wanted to know which songs actually powered my best runs. It's still just me, and I read every message.